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Carol’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Carol’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Carol Anne Shaw
Goodreads Author
Born
in Bournemouth, The United Kingdom
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Alice Hoffman, Ann Napolitano, Allison Larkin, Claire Lombardo, Robyn
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Member Since
January 2020
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/carolanneshaw
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Bambi: A Life in the Woods
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1922
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Hannah and the Spindle Whorl (Hannah, #1)
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2010
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7 editions
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Hannah & the Salish Sea (Hannah, #2)
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2013
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5 editions
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The Peculiar Language of Llamas
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The Picasso Project
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Hannah and the Wild Woods (Hannah, #3)
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2015
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The Scarlet Armadillo
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2021
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Tangofish
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In Praise of the Ugly Man-Sweater
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2016
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Serving up a Story
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WHEN TIME LETS YOU GO
Cowichan Bay Have you ever had one of those days that are just perfect, but you can't really put your finger on why? It starts the moment...
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Carol Anne Shaw
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The Cure for Women: Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi and the Challenge to Victorian Medicine That Changed Women's Lives Forever
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Readers' Favorite History & Biography
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| I am a sucker for a story involving misfits and outliers, nature, healing, and found family. This novel has it all. This novel follows the journeys of 44-year-old Alice, reeling from the sudden death of her husband, teenaged Jake, grappling with a ma ...more | |
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“I tapped a few keys, wrote, 'Today is the first day of the rest of your life,' and stared at the sentence. Who had initially said that? Honestly, it wasn’t all that inspirational. If you were in a really dark place facing an even darker future—for example, held hostage in a mountain cabin by a serial killer—wouldn't a message like that make you want to slit your wrists? (Natalie - Secondary Feathers)”
― Secondary Feathers
― Secondary Feathers
“The first time I thought I was in love with Mitchell, it was raining. Not in a romantic, Jane Austen kind of way—just a steady, inconvenient drizzle that made my feet wet and my hair frizz. We were standing outside a coffee shop after a long, overly intellectual conversation about some book he had bought about Japanese culture, and I remember laughing too loudly at something he said that wasn’t really funny. In hindsight, I realize I wasn’t in love—I was just relieved. Relieved that Mitchell Simon seemed to want me. Relieved that someone like him, with his carefully pressed shirts, strict routines and iron-clad opinions, had chosen me. I mistook that relief for love. I knew better now.”
― Secondary Feathers
― Secondary Feathers
“I wish when I ran away to start over, I'd actually started, instead of stalling, and I'd never had a reason to look back.”
― Home of the American Circus
― Home of the American Circus
“I stare at the chipped, black polish on her chewed fingernails and try so hard not to cry. I was going to be there for all of it. I wanted to be.
When I look up, her eyes are teary, too. She was like that when she was little; we’re both like that. If we’re not actively trying to block out the feelings of the people around us, they seep in and hurt like our own. Or, maybe she’s having her own feelings now—maybe I’m feeling some of hers.”
― Home of the American Circus
When I look up, her eyes are teary, too. She was like that when she was little; we’re both like that. If we’re not actively trying to block out the feelings of the people around us, they seep in and hurt like our own. Or, maybe she’s having her own feelings now—maybe I’m feeling some of hers.”
― Home of the American Circus
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